New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-31
THE TwENTY-sECOND IN CAMP.
ARRIVING WET AMI WEARY But CHEERFUL AFTEl
THEIR LONG MARCH-GETTING THE RUST OF

ARRIVING WET AMI WEARY But CHEERFUL AFTER
THEIR LONG MARCH-GETTiNG THE RUST OFF
THEIR GUNS
STATE CAMP. July so.-The o2d Regiment. well soaked
with rain marched into Peekskill last evening ABOUT
O'Clock and took up their quarters for the night IN
the Kipp Mansion, which is owned by the father Oh
Captain Finch Of the regiment Here headquarters
were established and tho great majority maize them
selves comfortable and dried their wot garments
Revcile sounded at 80 O'Clock this morning,
Colonel Camp deemng IL proper that the men should
have good rest and sleep after the fadguing naroh
Of yesterday. After hearty breakfast Of sandwiches
and milk the regiment fell in In spite OF tue scverues
Of the march, none Of the men reported SICK. Inc
line of march ~ camp was then tanen up ana was by
way OF Annsviile a distance of about four miios
Tho regiment arrived at the camp In tine form at 10
O'Clock stacked In front Of the quarters OF the
Young Mems Christian Association. Hero the men
were permitted rest untIi after dinner, and they
greatly enjoyed the respite
The list Regiment had early company drills this
morning which, oIing that they we're the last
evoutions of the week we'll
hignly praised by the regular anu state officers he
work oil packing up began iihnioaiaey 'er gicaAiasI
Then the camp thoroughly poiiced. ard 80 well
were streets ceane that 1t Is uecared That not
a match remained as witness against the
horou ghness of the fist.
AT "a, D. n. the steamer Long Branch with the
"a battery CAPTAIN Laee ana ssh Gilmore sn hsn n1
arrived at Ioa Hook The battery, with iod, Cat
OF ene odd preceded BY the band p,aying bO,Iansers
March, n,archd INTO camp and were waiDily recslvei
tx the Two regmois The list and ito 10th bat
talon then marched out tho 22d presenting arms and
tho musicians VI bat cry IiaS ing he retrea-
The 22d and the ID Bait ~ took possession OF tho
camp aud began srttiLs ihcI quarters III shal'o
40 drills took place to-day. the men spending til,
u,ne In dr. ing their clothing and furnishing up tcir
raIst,d guns and accoltrem The thtcr sadly
ae-ded after the experiences OF YESTERDAY
Ure,s purade IN uniform took place at q 30
D. m. ow ng 70 the oond tol Of he arms the COLONEL
did not think IL advisable 10 attempt a full, dress
Iarade until the had had au opportunity to put
t,em in thorough order
The 71st went back to New-York on the Long Branch
this afternoo and the 10Th battalion returned To
Albany by rail-
The dress parade this evening commanded by Leutsn
ant. Colonel Harding. although in fatigue uniform.
an excellent exhibition drill OF the regiment In
the manual General Porter and the other permanen.
officers Witnessed IL expressed their surprise and
admiration In uDstnted terms. Gilm0res band gave
concert this evening ON the arade grnnnd.
Tomorrow programme VIII consist OF guard mount
AT O'Clock and the usual Sunday inspection at o. III
vine service az 1890 will he conducted by the chap
lain the Rev. Dr. William Dnnnell rector OF All saints
Church. NewYork, who arrived from Europe The
Adatc at o'clock this afternoon Dress parade will take
place az hour, after which Gimores band will
live sacred concert The officers OF the 22d deny that
there struggling yesterday ~ WIS reported b.
some correspondents The fac; that when the regiment
marched into camp rom Peekstill This morning every
MAN started from Newlork except eight responded
to his name is sufficient answer to the impuoaton